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by arilotter 5y ago
too many <hr>s, wasted bytes
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by arilotter 6y ago
Webull is also blocking purchases of GME right now: https://twitter.com/WebullGlobal/status/1354828729713881091
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by arilotter 6y ago
Yes, it's unlikely to cause problems in any real-world setup, but it's theoretically possible :P I've edited my original comment to clarify that it won't always be the case.
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by arilotter 6y ago
A DC offset, which amplitude-shift keying like this introduces, isn't so nice to your speakers. It might cause them to heat up as the offset waveform holds the magnet out in one direction. I do love the idea of hiding data in "mes
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by arilotter 6y ago
This "gen.variant.razy" that a handful of antiviruses are detecting as malicious is detected by heuristic. You can Google "gen.variant.razy" and see developers complaining that their freshly compiled code gets false-flag
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by arilotter 6y ago
The post in question writes "have risen higher", which to me reads as if it's saying that the temperature, as a result of rising, is now higher than ever before, not that the rate of change is higher. I would expect something
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by arilotter 6y ago
If you care for your own health but not for the health of the people in the community you live in, then this makes perfect sense. If you're 39 and in good health, but want to prevent community outbreak that'll inevitably lead to m
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by arilotter 6y ago
From my experience in web development, forcing smooth scrolling on a particular website is usually something pushed for by designers. It looks great in mockup videos, and probably on their Macbooks, and it's a losing battle to push bac
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by arilotter 6y ago
> People give Facebook their access willingly and they know what information they input into Facebook. I don't think this is true. Facebook tracks your activity all over the web on thousands of third-party sites and builds a unique
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by arilotter 6y ago
Does the Titan M not store data in some physical medium? As far as I know, there isn't any way to prevent a truly dedicated and resourceful attacker from reading data that exists physically. The only constraints are money and time. A c
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by arilotter 6y ago
We're already there! See hardware like the EvilController or the ConsoleTuner Titan
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by arilotter 6y ago
They specifically mentioned it by name in the keynote, and even have a screenshot of it running on Big Sur. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEZhD3J89ZE&t=6006 (1:40:06) if the timestamp doesn't work
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by arilotter 6y ago
I love the P53! I got one to replace an X1 Carbon after I kept thermal throttling when compiling Rust. I run NixOS on mine, and it's almost perfect. Hopefully, with this official Fedora release, I'll be able to change the screen
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by arilotter 6y ago
I was seeing PRs failing to update & webhooks failing to trigger upon pushing code for 30 minutes before GH's status page acknowledged anything. I'm surprised they don't have monitoring in place that would catch webhooks
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by arilotter 6y ago
The reason for the lifting of the ban was both for hunting tourism and allowing people to kill elephants that interfere with their livelihoods. If you're killing elephants because they might interfere with your farming, etc., I wouldn&
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by arilotter 6y ago
Maybe it has something to do with Botswana's lifting of their ban on elephant hunting, apparently because "The number and high levels of human-elephant conflict and the consequent impact on livelihoods was increasing." https
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by arilotter 6y ago
This lets you create programs that run on the Chromecast, and programs that can send data to the Chromecast. Programs that run on the Chromecast must be "registered" on Google's cloud platform, and "published" on Go
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by arilotter 6y ago
But your microwave doesn't connect to an online service that you don't pay for. Nobody is forcing you to use Siri, or any of Apple's online services. It's more similar to a website you use saying "support our troops
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by arilotter 8y ago
Your snippet doesn't fail. This one does console.log('this doesn't work!') (false ? console.log : console.error)('this will fail with a TypeError') >> Uncaught TypeError: console.log(...) is
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by arilotter 8y ago
Your last snippet only defers the code execution to the next iteration of the event loop. If it's synchronous, Since it's "blocking" anyways (no IO or network requests), why not just `let result = collection.map(expensiv